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freytes2004
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Awsome post hats off for the pictures and the text. 
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Reebevol
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| Posted: Sun Jan 06 08 12:32 am Post subject: Oh My Gosh |
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These Rock!!!
I liked them so much and they were such a big hit with my guests, we made more the next day. Thank you for the ABT knowledge.
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lonestar barbeque
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| Posted: Wed Jan 16 08 10:37 pm Post subject: ABT'S |
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| Im stll amazed some one figured out how to post pic's , how about just a tab that alows you to browse and import .... what a novel idea ! |
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skorpion317
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I followed this method when I made ABTs yesterday. I omitted the sugar, but included cheddar cheese and used Lil Smokies soaked in barbecue sauce. They tasted great! A little large for "finger food", though. I might use a half of a jalapeno next time, to make it a little easier to eat.
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allsmokenofire
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| skorpion317 wrote: | | I followed this method when I made ABTs yesterday. I omitted the sugar, but included cheddar cheese and used Lil Smokies soaked in barbecue sauce. They tasted great! A little large for "finger food", though. I might use a half of a jalapeno next time, to make it a little easier to eat. |
You shoulda tried these....the original ABT thread. I always follow this recipe and just stand back and watch the people fight over them. 
http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=657&start=0
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skorpion317
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| allsmokenofire wrote: | | skorpion317 wrote: | | I followed this method when I made ABTs yesterday. I omitted the sugar, but included cheddar cheese and used Lil Smokies soaked in barbecue sauce. They tasted great! A little large for "finger food", though. I might use a half of a jalapeno next time, to make it a little easier to eat. |
You shoulda tried these....the original ABT thread. I always follow this recipe and just stand back and watch the people fight over them.
http://www.thesmokering.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=657&start=0 |
I saw that too, but I thought a whole jalapeno would've been small enough. Next time I'll use jalapeno halves.
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motoeric
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I recently used the jap holder and corer from Iron Desert and they were fantastic. The corer cut my time in half and did a much better job than my past efforts. The holder was more convenient and held the peppers upright.
I can't recommend them highly enough. The abt's were pretty basic (cream cheese, a little brown sugar, some fruit preserves and bacon) but they turned out excellent. Better results with less work. Good combo.
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thomasthreadworks
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| Posted: Mon Jan 12 09 8:16 am Post subject: abt's |
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| I love this forum, you guys all have great ideas and recipes. Right now we have our smoker full to the brim, four chickens, two fatties, fourteen abt's and four pieces of corm on the cob wrapped in bacon:-) Every time we do abt's something is a little different, never had any we didn't love. |
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springfield xd .40
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alright fine I'll do some you guys had to twist my arm I'll go get beer and fire up the pit again 
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maison09
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Thank you so much for your instruction. You must be a very good cook. Your food looks so delicious
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Black Horse 69-70
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Made a small batch of ABTs last night. The wife and dinner guests said it when they told me I could make them again, anytime.
Thanks for the recipe!
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AeroSquid
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| Posted: Sun Aug 23 09 7:19 am Post subject: |
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| Cooking my first batch right meow. |
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CrazyChef
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| AeroSquid wrote: | | Cooking my first batch right meow. |
How'd they turn out?
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ipfilter
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| I've never tried these with the little smokies. I do, however, mix up my cream cheese with honey. I need to grow some Jalapeno plants next year. |
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Flickster
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Made my first batch this afternoon.....now wonders why it's taken me so long...
Only change I made was to use Splenda for a little sweetner and I also added some chipotle seasoning to the chream cheese mix as well.
Only bacon I had on hand was thick sliced, will make note to keep some thinner sliced on hand for the future
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| Posted: Sat Feb 27 10 1:24 am Post subject: |
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| I've been wondering about these things. Thanks for the post. |
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dave from mesa
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In the pics it looks like the smokie is partially cook. Is this the way to do it?Gonna make some tomorrow.
thanks
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Smokey Joe
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| Posted: Sat Feb 27 10 3:44 am Post subject: |
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| I've made these before but, without the little smokey it sounds like it would taste awsome. They are pretty darn good with out so it could only make them better. |
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dave from mesa
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Thanks A.b.
Wasn't sure.
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